SEM101 – Semantics – An Overview

27 thoughts on “SEM101 – Semantics – An Overview”

1. The sentence, "I never said she stole my money" has 7 different meanings depending on which word you emphasize….

2. Very clearly presented. Two thumbs up.

3. I understand your explanations clearly, thank you.

4. thnx

5. Wow, thanks a lot!

   I really enjoyed this video!

6. A better example of word stress (IMO) is MINute vs MInute. Label of time vs tiny amount, respectively.

7. I wish I watched this video before my Semantic presentation..

8. my teacher asked a question…what is the relationship between syntax semantics and pragmatics !! what the answer could be?

9. So he's basically saying that Semantics has a great impact over the other branches of linguistics that is phonetics, phonology, morphology, etc

10. Thank you so much for your clip

11. Thanks so much, and I love this video explanation!

12. sir ur videos are very helpful for me ,m also a teacher but i never took interest in logic in my college days as i was more interested in others like operating system , java and all now it was my turn  to teach this one so it was bit diff for me to make my students more comfortable with this subject and being into this line i believe its my duty to satisfy my students as i feel their carrier is in my hands so i want to adopt thr best possible methods  to teach this subject and i learned that from ur video  thank u sir and waiting for reply back 
    with lots of regards

13. beautifully explained

14. What a brainiac.

15. Am i right to say Semantics is what allows lawyere to twist words and allow theists to interprete the bible in the ways they prefer? For example, the claim that God created the world in 6 days. When scientists proved the world existed more than millions of years, a theist can say, oh 6 days should be interpreted as 6000 years and so on so forth.

    I look at semantics as a flaw in all languages. languages are vague and ambiguous because it is open to interpretations.

16. thanks

17. great work! perfectly explained =)

18. Very helpful, thank you professor.

19. very interesting and helpful

20. Sir You are great ,Thank You.

21. thank you professor, great work. Only a teacher who takes whole-heartedly his/her work could do such a professional job, clear and rich in terms of content

22. This is the best lesson ever, thank you so much sir.

23. this is a great video. Thank you so much

24. thank you sir

25. Waaaw thank you

26. The E-lecture is very helpful and the explanation is simple yet to the point. Thank you Professor

27. Thank you so much for the clear, engaging overview. I look forward to listening to more of your lectures.

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